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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. the percentage weight of each variety used in the blend; if hop products have been used in combination with cone hops for the manufacturing of hop products, or if different hop products have been used, the percentage weight of each variety based on the quantity of cone hops which was used for the preparation of the input products;
2. ‘extract of hops’ means the concentrated products obtained by the action of a solvent on the hops or on the hop powder;
3. I the undersigned certify that the products described above comply with the rules on hops and hop products applicable in the European Community.
4. The electronic system used to manage the DEPB scheme does not automatically exclude export transactions outside the deadline submission periods mentioned in chapter 4.47 HOP I 04-09. Furthermore, as clearly provided in chapter 9.3 HOP I 04-09, applications received after the expiry of submission deadlines can always be considered with a minor penalty fee (10 % on the entitlement).
5. Furthermore, as clearly provided in chapter 9.3 HOP I 04-09, applications received after the expiry of submission deadlines can always be considered with a minor penalty fee (10 % on the entitlement).
6. Where there are hop plants on that line, an additional strip of a width corresponding to the average width of an alleyway within that parcel may be added to each side of that area.
7. In addition, a handbook of procedures governing the EXIM policy 2002-07 (HOP I 2002-07) was published by the GOI and is updated on a regular basis [8].
8. The volume of imports allowed under this scheme is determined by the GOI on the basis of standard input-output norms (SIONs). SIONs exist for most products including the product concerned and are published in the HOP II 02-07.
9. Where there are hop plants on that line, an additional strip of a width corresponding to the average width of an alleyway within that parcel shall be added to each side of that area.
10. In case of the sub-scheme (ii) listed above under recital 32 (ALS for annual requirement), only the import allowance in value is documented on the licence. The licence holder is obliged to ‘maintain the nexus between imported inputs and the resultant product’ (paragraph 4.24A(c) HOP I 2002-2007).
11. In the case of sub-scheme (ii) listed above (Advance Licence for annual requirement), only the import allowance in value is documented on the licence. The licence holder is obliged to ‘maintain the nexus between imported inputs and the resultant product’ (paragraph 4.24A(c) HOP I 2004 to 2009).
12. In the case of the subscheme (ii) listed above under recital 31 (ALS for annual requirement), only the import allowance in value is documented on the licence. The licence holder is obliged to ‘maintain the nexus between imported inputs and the resultant product’ (paragraph 4.24A(c) HOP I 02-07).
13. A time limit should be set for committing the payment in respect of the measures listed in Article 7(1) (a) to (d) of Council Regulation (EEC) No 1696/71 of 26 July 1971 on the common organisation of the market in hops [22] by the recognised hop producer groups and the Commission should be informed about the way the payment has been used.
14. Where there are hop plants on that line, an additional strip of a width corresponding to the average width of an alleyway within that parcel shall be added to each side of that area. The additional strip must not form part of a public right of way.
15. In addition, by means of a public notice released on 10 October 2005, paragraph 4.26 HOP I 2002-2007 was complemented as follows: ‘the licensing authority shall also take action against the licensee in case of non submission of duly filled in appendix 23 (other name for the consumption register)’ However, there is no indication of what that action might be.